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Glass presents Through The Darkness – an editorial by Paul Farrell and Celine Sheridan


Contemporary yet classic, combining grunge with glamour. Through the use of lighting we bring life to the garments.

The shadows create movement that gives us a strong visual within the image. This creates a timeless style.

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photograph: Paul Farrell. Styling: Celine Sheridan

Photographer PAUL FARRELL

Stylist CELINE SHERIDAN

Make Up KENNETH SOH @ THE WALL GROUP USING IPSUM AND ET AL

Hair CHOCCY SANCHEZ USING SAM MCKNIGHT

Manicurist MARA SOARES @ CAROL HAYES

Photography assistant FISTON LINGO

Styling assistant ANAELLE CLAUDET

Casting RAE PRIDE

Model FATOU NDOYE @ PREMIER

Location HOLBORN STUDIOS

Look 1: Jacket, trousers, shoes FERRAGAMO; rings NADA GHAZAL

Look 2: Blazer, trousers: A.W.A.K.E MODE; shoes AQUAZURRA; earrings SONIA PETROFF

Look 3: Coat ERDEM; jacket, shoes, trousers FERRAGAMO; rings NADA GHAZAL

Look 4: Coat FILIPPA K; tights FALKE; shoes FERRAGAMO; rings NADA GHAZAL; headscarf VANITY NAP

Look 5: Dress AZZI & OSTA

Look 6: Dress AZZI & OSTA; shoes DI MINNO; gloves CLUB L

Look 7: Blazer, skirt ROKSANDA; headpiece ANCIELA; shoes TOGA ARCHIVES

Look 8: Top, trousers AZZI & OSTA; shoes AQUAZURRA; earrings RELLIK

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